Every Whip Trick in Castlevania Games
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
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Castlevania is a video games series developed and published by Konami. The early games in the Castlevania series borrowed material and influences from classic horror cinema. Later, the series was influenced heavily by gothic fiction and dark romanticism, and the most recent Nintendo DS outing has adopted an anime-inspired art direction. The Castlevania series is one of Konami's most famous and successful franchises, and several games have been released on the most popular home consoles.
The regulars to this iconic saga will know that Dracula, the Belmonts, the creatures of the underworld, the great atmosphere or the unforgettable music are recognizable hallmarks of the series. As is the use of the whip by the vampire hunters. Precisely, this video explores the history of Castlevania to show you the most spectacular uses of the "vampire killer"
In this video you will find:
• This video shows in a creative way the different uses and tricks in the handling of the whip in Castlevania games
• A walkthrough on how to unlock special uses of the vampire killer and its variants
• Information related to each game such as release date, developer company, game genre and system it was released on.
• Castlevania fun facts and a bit about the history and mythology of the Belmont family and the use of the whip
• A side by side comparison of how graphics have evolved in whip animations
Intro and Outro Music
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00:00 Intro
00:15 Super Castlevania IV Whip Tricks
00:47 Vampire Killer Short Chain
00:59 Vampire Killer Long Chain
01:07 Castlevania Symphony of the Night Richter Belmont Whip Tricks
01:27 Vampire Killer Flame Whip
01:46 SOTN PS1 vs Saturn
02:02 Circle of the Moon Whip Tricks
02:17 Harmony of Dissonance Whip Tricks
02:34 Aria of Sorrow Whip Tricks
02:59 Dawn of Sorrow Whip Tricks
03:14 Julius Belmont Side by Side
03:25 Portrait of Ruin Richter Belmont Whip Tricks
03:36 Richter Belmont Side by Side
03:45 Portrait of Ruin Jonathan Morris Whip Tricks
03:58 Special Whips Tricks
04:01 Flame Whip
04:04 Jet Black Whip
04:07 Undead Killer
04:09 Vampire Killer
04:12 Leather Whip
04:15 Steel Whip
04:18 Rose Stem Whip
04:25 Outro
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Funny how only Simon in SC4 and Richter in SoTN realistically move their arms while brandishing whips (I don't count Nathan in cuz you can't control the whip directions manually) The rest of the characters despite appearing in newer games only stay still while the whip is moving which looks really uncanny.
You see, modern Castlevania characters learn telepathy, starting with Richter who got tired of using his arms to brandish!
@@AkaiAzul 🥁📀
Even Richter in PoR doesn't move his hand. The DS games are just lazily made.
@@InsidiousOne because of one arbitrary mechanic, you say the da games are lazily made? They’re great metroidvanias
@@cezarjulian0320 nah, they have way more issues than that. Recycyling the 15 years old sprites and enemies, awful level design, and the last 2 games are barely Metroidvania anymore with their separate levels.
4:00 Extra Trivia: Nebula is the only whip in the game that doesn't allow you to do the trick because of how this whip works.
And in my opinion a pretty decent whip that carries you until you get the vampire killer
Is it that whip that homes in on enemy locations?
@@Renegaiden_ yes
Wait Julius DOES level up in Aria of Sorrow. He becomes more powerful (and resists more) every time he picks a boss orb. If you try facing Graham skipping a lot of parts of the castle, the damage you deal to him is very low. But if you beat all the bosses, Julius becomes a living tank and almost no enemies in the castle can even get near him because of his absurd damage output.
I must admit, the whip real time physics in post Super Castlevania 4 games was really mpressive for its time.
You deserve my like richter ps1 vs saturn.
No Leon Belmont in Lament of Innocence? I personally love the way you could traverse Walter's castle using the whip when jumping from certain platforms. Also, it's the fist Castlevania(I think)to utilize combo attacks instead of constant whipping
Don't worry. The 3d games will add later (since there are some Castlevania games and to check every elemental item to boost the whips).
With CotM you could do a whole video on whip moves considering all the DSS combos that affect the whip. It may be for the best that was left as a side note here.
Tbh, he can level up. You just need to get the orb from every boss post they are beaten.
That's why you'd better finish off some easier bosses before encountering the Headhunter. Unless you really want to spend 20 minutes on dodgeing and dealing a laughful amount of damage to this boss.
@@fusedzamasu5625 Headhunter is a hell without leveling up before him, truly. But, what about Graham, that one giant dude that I forgot the name, Death and Chaos?
@@simiroth9461 very true. To be honest I was shocked when I found out how difficult Julius mode happened to be but I kinda like the freedom it offered. You could easily skip all the bosses other than Headhunter and Graham but then you would have hard time with them. Or you could follow the Soma's path to level up your character gradually so that you get less tired during these fights.
@@simiroth9461 @Fused Zamasu funny how playing as Soma was a cakewalk when Jullius mod was a 180 degree turn in terms of difficulty aspect.
Sometimes as a challenge to myself as Julius I go straight to Graham having only fought the first boss. When I'm feeling bold.
Circle of the Moon was always had my favorite whip mechanics
Funny how only Simon and Richter in their original debut are the only one where the whip’s movement is dictated by the character’s arm movement which is then you know.... while the other whip user’s brandishing whip’s movement are based on where the direction of the controllers are moved at and while it does give the players more controls... _it just feels so off_
They all have the same level of control though
@@DireBowser yeah
This channel is absolutely outstanding and amazing 👏 🙌 👌
4:17 LEON BELMONT!!!
Your videos are very good and well made, keep it up!
Christopher Belmont and his ability to shoot fireballs out of his whip.
I Did That On Symphony Of The Night In The Proluge Using Richter Vs Dracula
Nice job. Keep whipping it good.
"To whip it! Into shape! To whip it! Whip it Good!" 🎼🎵🎶
Nice upload!
When I first discovered this I did it for an hour straight. Then proceeded to destroy everything in my path.
Wrong, Julius Belmont level up in aria of sorrow, you Just have to defeat the Bosses in game, you can see the level up by attack enemies, after each Boss defeat your attack does more damage.
"... but it cannot be denied that he has handsome skills in handling the whip", lol, my brain read first "...but it cannot be denied that he is handsome..." I was like uhh sure, okay?
the ultimate belmont technique
going limp
I think I noticed the bass sound from the intro being lower sounding but there's a split second from the beginning where it sounds like your newer videos, I wonder why?
They can never be swung in a perfect circle.
2:02
@@Megaman-2407like I said, they can never be spun in a perfect circle.
Julius is so fast at whipping.
Greatest five... 👌🏼
Richter Belmont and Juste Belmont my favorite whip
Link for the outro cover???
Julius Belmont needs no level ups, he is already the max level. Potetnially the top of the universe in strenght
Cool
And you didn't even mention Richter's prolonged whip trick and RoB, and RoB's variation of a flame whip
The Martial arts of some characters like richter, María and maybe maxim I dont now who others uses
No importa que la humanidad se esté yendo a la mierda por el resurgimiento del mal encarnado, siempre hay tiempo para ponerse a juguetear con el latigo jajajajajajajajajaja... xDDDD
Yo lo hacía xDDDD
forgot one thing simon belmont in the snes version can throw his whip while jumping in any angle. after the snes version of Castlevania with simon belmont they stopped doing that. and that annoyed me lol.
flame whip is the best upgrade by far
Falto Trevor de Castlevania Curse of Darkness
@Trevor
I'm a bit surprised that you didn't show the 8-direction whip attack in Super Castlevania IV. That's an amazing ability.
I would love to see a new 2d Castlevania that combine the 8-direction whip attack from Super Castlevania IV with the spinning ability of the Circle of the Moon, where he makes a perfect spin by just holding the attack button.
"New 2D Castlevania" NO, thanks, we need more 3D Vanias with current gen graphics and improvements
@@wallacesousuke1433"We need..."
We _who_ ? I don't want to sound rude, but I can't help but ask: who made _you_ the spokesman of the Castlevania fan community? *Speak for yourself.*
And just to make it clear: I'm not saying a that I wouldn't appreciate a new 3D Castlevania with current gent graphics and improvements. I certainly would like it. But I also would like to see what I described in my original post.
@@carlosbarreto4695 we, the majority of the gamers who prefer 3D games lol the CV community is tiny in comparison and mostly stuck in the past, nostalgia driven...
Look I really love and admire the og games, majority of which are 2D, but we dont have nowhere near enough good 3D Vanias and the experience 3D can offer is in an entirely different league, 2D doesnt come close, just compare exploration and combat in souls games to what exploration in 2D Vanias offer, not to mention the immersion and amazing visuals.
I'd be fine with both 2D and 3D being released, but if I were to pick one, definitely 3D, this series needs and deserves to evolve
Are these whip tricks tend to be more powerful than usual?
Blade Dash and Uppercut from Richter SotN and PoR not included. Hold Attack for John Morris not included. Whip Mods for Juste not included. Extended Whip attack from Richter DXC not included.
Honestly, your videos have good presentation but lacks more information.
Many thanks for your feedback! It really helps! You gave me lot of info to make a new one more extensive
For this video I wanted to focus on the brandishing move
@@BitsBeats
Alright.
And also, i forgor💀 these: original RoB and DXC version of Fire Whip, Jonathan's Critical Attacks for Whips and Downward Attack, and John Morris' Grapple move.
I think that's all of the missing Whip related gimmicks from all 2D Castlevanias.
@@bloonman5043 mate! you're giving me a lot of homework 😂 Many many thanks!!!
Also whip extension from Richter SotN (whip attack, then forward twice)
Isn't there a whip trick that shoots a fireball if you're at full health? Sonia could do it, though it may have appeared in an earlier game first.
I kinda wish the DSS combo and more whip skills were implemented in games. Imagine a modern Belmont having insane magic whip summons and spells.
if they can do everything then making other character joining would be redunctant
@@Megaman-2407 True, but that could leave them to getting more creative with the other characters. They could always give the whip abilities some limitations as well.
Who are the "summons?"/"Warriors revive?" at the end there? I never really got around to the DS Castlevania titles sadly.
•Richter Belmont
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•Simon Belmont from Super Castlevania IV?
•Juste Belmont
•OG Simon Belmont
I always love little easter eggs like that in any medium. 😁
The 2nd and 3rd ones you mention are Leon and Trevor.
And yet no Christopher Belmont, why do they always pretend like he never existed?
Wheres the fireball? Wheres the extend trick?
Thats Why My Favorite Classicvania is Super Castlevania 4. The Whip Improvements turned the gameplay way batter and what dissapoints me in other games that they Downgraded something So Good that has made the game a Legitmate fair challenge, not dependent on unreachble opponents and have the Right Sub-Weapon in the Right Time.
Instead of Improving the enemies and/or the Sub-Weapons, they Downgraded The main weapon on the entire Journey.
And there are many weirdos who defend that terrible decision lol
Wait, so Julius was a Belmont? I have vague memories of him saying he wasn't a Belmont
He is not just a Belmont. He is the Belmont, who slew Count Dracula once and for all. He is also the most powerful of the clan, with his high age.
He is the most powerful Belmont, he was able to kill Dracula forever
In Aria of Sorrow, he first calls himself "J" and says he suffers from amnesia. Then, after meeting Soma, he regains his memories.
@@chespimaverick431 no he wasnt, it was Mina's clan who sealed Drac in the eclipse, also Julius had help from Alucard and others
Muito bom
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What about Grimoire of Souls?
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Can You Make Bad Ending In Castlevania
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I hope we can get more Castlevania games and not nfts
More like a museum, its a shame thar this legacy is now in panchinkos games... =(
Thanks for the memories
Muh, even pachinkos will be better than NFT
no game in the series have not bested the cv4 whip still
Castlevania IV is 1994 / not 1991.....🤣🤣🇩🇴
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